What's on your Monday Menu, RNYers?

1000 kids in your class? Egad! You win the prize - that is about the biggest class I've ever heard of!!

great picture, btw!

Thank you! Yep, that's what going to school in suburban Los Angeles is like. There were about 3000 kids in my school. The funny thing is, I was in all honors classes, so my class may have well had been 100. I was in class with the same group of kids for the whole 3 years. The only time I had any diversity in classes was during PE and my electives. We were an island in a big sea of students.

Hi everybody! Happy Monday!

I had a lovely weekend. Had about a dozen women over Saturday evening, and made a bonfire at the bottom of my backyard, by the water. It was a pleasure!

May was driest month on record up here in the PNW - the weather's been glorious. Yesterday it was rainy and misty. Everything looked so stunningly green that it was like looking through a peridot! Absolutely beautiful!

QOTD: I went to a small Catholic girl's boarding school. Graduation was a relief as I had had an ongoing conflict with the principal, Sister Cristelle, a tough nun with no eyebrows. She considered me a dangerous person whose (what she considered to be) eloquence and comparatively privileged background made me all the more dangerous and Machiavellian. She had had a rough upbringing in a tough, hardscrabble urban neighborhood, and found my family hard to understand. I found her to be very aggressive and felt her judgement was stilted. I was a kid, imperfect but a kid, creative and fundamentally good-natured, not Public Enemy #1. I was also the senior class president (our class was only 30 or so people) and wrote our little school newspaper. Anyway though I had some good friends and got along well enough with everyone else there, I was very glad to see that school receding in the rear view mirror! It was great to get out from under her constantly suspicious and critical eye.

First: two huge mugs of tea

B: ham and smoked gouda

L: tuna

D: roast beast

S: shrimp

I hope all of you have a wonderful day!

Was it really that dry around here in May?! Cripes I have been inside so much this month I didn't even really get to enjoy it!

I am wrong! I t was actually the warmest, and one of the driest, Mays on record. It's been very beautiful! I hope you get a chance to be outdoors more!

https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/weather/a-taste-of-summer-its-been-the-warmest-may-in-seattle-history-and-maybe-the-driest-too/

Hi Everyone,

It was a busy weekend but starting to feel better made it much easier.

QOTD: We had a small class around 150 I believe. I went to a vocational school. Graduation was very hot.

Accountability: On plan. I'm still not felling feeling 100% yet and I'm still not eating all that much but this was my plan for today.

B: 1 1/2 eggs. 1/2 slice of cheese, turkey breakfast sausage

L: 3 oz turkey breast

S: 2 oz turkey breast

D: 1 oz home italian sausage, 2oz NY strip, 1 1/2oz pork cutlets, 1/2C broccoli rabe

S: ostrim meat stick

Cals:702, Carbs:5, Protein:92

Enjoy the rest of your evening everybody!

This is a recovery Monday for me. The wedding weekend was beautiful and I had so much fun.

Accountability: I had a few sips of a cosmo this weekend and then I gave the rest to my niece.

QOTD: I went to a small Christian school. There were 35 kids in my graduating class. I keep in touch with a few on FB but that's about it. Can't say that high school was one of my favorite time periods.

B: Premier shake

S: 1-ounce cheese and 1/4 C raspberries

L: 1 1/2 ounce of chicken

D: 2 ounce chicken and 3 stalks of roasted asparagus

Here are a few pictures from the weekend. My hubster has lost 80 and I am almost at the 70 pound mark. I felt very pretty that evening.

You both look wonderful!

Beautiful!

You look beautiful so I am glad you felt pretty!